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partition inchoate until accepted by all

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From 35 U.S. 1 - Dubois v. Hepburn · 1836Most cited · 70 citing opinions

A partition is inchoate till made by all parties, or till made by one and accepted by the others: there must be a deed of partition, a partition in pais, or such acceptance of a deed or partition, as would amount to an estoppel, before the estate can be held in severalty.